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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23


The same IN an aeaoe way an Arbi.ra lon Gomn,ttes
ISOLATION g the United Lager Beer Brewers and two
should they b unable 10 axrss: mn nsmSsr
sa on d e sh" ss re tho
Tho hndins OF such commit,ee to be nnaL
aaS be Or but
Al disputes must be left to the decision Of the Aroitrs
For the Association of the United Lager Beer Brewers
RicHARp KirlxSsArEM
For the Brewers JOurneymsn Union OF New York;
.. E T. kun rss sssa. Secretary,
For the Brewers Journeymen Union Of Newark;
LOUIS Hrr.IsD Nation.i Secretary.
!, Thus In two years the organization re;
from SIS to SIS per month increase. The. en-
ployers on their part got security that there
would be neither strike nor boycott during the
operation OF the Er,'ement.
Meanwhile the beer workers were going on
with their natian% orGan,zatSSn, They held
represented from Philadelphia. Baltimore, and
st. Louis-six unions in all. The work was
convention thirty-four cities were represented.
including all places where beer workers are
enlarged and took in all branches, including
engineers. drivers, NAL listers coopers. and every
man who works Is In Ia brewery 80 that now no
long to the National Union. There are now in
the national organization about $4,000 mem
beers.
The bold and firm stand taken by the Beer
Brewers Union with the nights OF Labor has
the X. OF L., and a corresponding Increase In
the numbers Of the rival organiznt ion. the
American Federation OF Labor OF which sam
uel Gompers II President. The break occurred
during the strike OF the coal handlers and
'longshoremen. The X. OF l.. ordered the beer
workers to strike because coal Is used In the
breweries. The beer workers objected that
they had written agreement with their en-
ployers. which the employers had not violated.
The change from the Knights to he Fedora
ton WAS welcome to tho mo n hers Of the Scr
Brewers Union because they found them
selves less liable TO he called out on strike, and
tho dues were only about hall q cent u mem-
Der. while tho dues required by The Il. of l..
were about sixteen cents q member per month.
Union, otEer trades stampeded from the
Knights OF Labor. until now tho Federation
comprises hfty-nye trade unions, and they are
real trade unions. Here Is the list
BAkers-,;eorgs Block General Secretary, 100 VII
boiler Makers At. j, CurrAn, President, 227 Spring
Booiksepsrs !elerks poudsdl, TON o'Nein General
Secretary, i0S Hnyt ltrest, Brn0klyn, NY
beSr pfiyerA5Louis q T. keger secretary. soI Ave
Hottie Blowers Eastern Diysonl-P. l. Tomlin Prssi
dent. 10 Third street brooklyn NY
President, Michigan city Ind.
BoEtmens uninn linIernA ionsD .-secretary. Thomas
Archer 70 albany street New York
1IS fnEpyih street New York
Brick iysn AAd ssenemAsonA -wm Il stsphsnAoa
otnsIal secretary, stAIio1 A. clncipnah o.
hfeh@ek IT 7Hoan 4 LoushsAd ssefsiAryFrsAsur
bsiSSS ss-'tA asls..As.6A-g. HAnassa D...us.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
STATE LEGISLATION
Was Almost Entirely Sus-
pended Yesterday.
GRlAD RlPi1S' DAY EIII TUESDAY.
Prisoners P&raonsd-Liest. Governor
kacOoRssd's F&nliis --fhS ff9boea
bznQuet items ot News
From Other Parts OF the
PeBinsuiar Slsts.

ssssssass Hts ss.ssl.s-ssss-A
LAssIK0. Aaroa 5-fhe House held
nlorBing session With barely = quorum
present. A3iogEasd Al IL O'Clock UaiA
Nondsy Al 2 p IA. Tas senate has been Ia
fegalsr session ihlS afternoon. bat. because
q - small al attendance bss passed no
blils. but worked in the COMMITTEES If the
whole on the general order. Adjoarned 40
= - Moo1sy nlgaL lAe tsmmittec -.
Conference 90 settle The j terences on the
Dlu 20 prohibit the selling si liquor within
enc mile 81 the Soldiers B9me wiN c3n
sist 81 senators Palmer, = ~. Ba5c9ce end
MisaeF. and Representatives Dieksina. IA.
Watson sad Herrinslon. As these are the
ntsln takers Ga tAe two sides
OF the question:. an agreement
between theal, viii bring asesilement 0l Tie
question. VIII they asresf
Representative bates. Chsirman Of the
Committee on Municipal Corporations has
set the aih inst. next Tuesday, for hearing
on the Grand Rapids charter amendment
bills. IL j. expected thai aboat one half OF
the Second CITY will be here that day.
The City Marshal has arranged for extra
help
Toe State Military Boari has sdopiei
rule. requesting that the state militia officers
shaii oe elected for term nOt less than one
year, nor more taan three Ib'swill ncees-
state new elections IN al the regiments.
except the Fourth. whose officers We're
chosen recently. The First regiment VIII
hold It's election ~ Jackson. the Second A.
Grand Rapids aad the Third al East
saginaw ali on March -.
Gov. Luce today psrdoned Levi 0rth, sent
for iour years 10 the ionla reiormat0ry from
Mackinaw county, FeD. "a. lss6 Tor rob
berry. Nm. Jones, sent up fOr the same Of
fense. al tie same time. and from the same
place for three and onc-haf years. win also
walk Qua of Ionia Tree man Is an example
of executive clemencf
Lieut.. Gov. Macdonald is likely 10 end
not only mis- long lost brother Ale1. at Nan
chester. y. IL, sud his sister, Mrs. Mary
Morrison, .; Boston, Mass, bat he now
hears that his brother Philip is in Sidney.
Australia, and John ia British Honduras.
His being brought prominently out IN the
papers may lead To the reuniting OF fzins-
iy that has been scattered Tor near.y forty
years.
Tne Hubbell banquet AT the Lansing
House last night was a big affair. Over one
hundred and fifty invited guests have head
aches today-caused by the speech-making.
Of course.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

Close of an Invest Cation that Wasted Pab-
he Money.


he Money.
WAsuNGrox, March 5.-The Texas Inves-
tigati0n COMMITTEES finished taking testi-
mouy today. Several witnesses were ex-
amnsd in rebuttel o. the testimony given
By Witnesses for the defense. NJ Bus.er. q
policeman % Burnham gave some aearsav
testimony n 20 the killing Of Bolton. X
L. HacKw ,-sa testified tbst he advised
Moore and other leading Republicans that
ne believed tneir lives were in danger.
Prank Neesn and . B Potter both white
were recalled aud testified "a % re indigna-
sion msetjnc 81 Brenha,n. the stase Of public
feeling there etc tir H.gtter denied hat
he bad eveF advised the nsgrnes to resort 20
srp's 20 secure their RIGHTS. Joseph
Hoffman,. sssessoT 81 Washington Watv.
fesfiiet THAT Schnif7e. Hack worth
a1d moe. of the iusaaprasisJs were raen Of
good ehsrac;er. James +. S.afsr. Wss,ern
Union telegraph Operator a. Baraam vas
revt called He ersniaerei that fnire Kirk
SIT soras iFlerranls abous tie election. he
bat nor prnllnre them heczuse ne had a
written erasr from his superintendent for
bddiag him g. Pr0da 2 the tels-
grams NJ. ETtrts tred . bricg
oug the wisness' rsc1i sction Of
TIE contents Of one OF the teleiegrams in
cues ion by asking him Il ia substance il
wss lot. Things ll0k N ghtv gloomy get
"a vour work bat Slater refused 70 en-
lighter the senator rhis closed the taxing
Of testimony aud the conmit1ee al Juraei
Witn0ls dEiav
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
THOSE WHO GOT LEFT.
Appointments which the senate Failed to
Act Upon.

Act Upon.
VAsHISGTGx. March 5.-The following
are nominations upon which the Senate
took no action during the session just
closed H. A. Ehninger, United States
Corsul at Cierfuegoes: Lewis G. Rsei,
Consul at Barbados: J Mason Brooks.
United States Attorney Southern District
OF California; Israel Greene. Sisseton
Dakota Indian Agency; Jos. IL. Wagner,
Pension Agent, Knoxville. Tenn z. +.
Cosbill, Collector OF Customs, Petersburg.
Va.
Registers of land Offices: Jos. NJ. Adams,
Spokare Fails W. T.; Frank w Bs1,ne,
B.ackfoos, Idaho; Samuel Demers Con-
coriia, Kas; J. K Whiteside, Deadwood,
Dikota.
Pos,masters: = Wisconsin - George w.
Lewis. Black River Falls
Ohio-Gustlve Dznge.eisen, Bellevue.
Minnesota -Frei Paaler. Ada.
Nichigsn-Naria Showlett, Jonesville.
kanses-R A. Pitcher, Olathe.
Illinois Samuel Brown. Sr., Ravens
wood. 1dss.d Gardner. Rochelle J. n.
Johnson. Woodstock. W. T. Kirk. Atlanta;
). f. ruf-s Centralis: ". T. White Barry.
Ioga-Richarl Burke, Keokuk, J. z.
Carleton. Iowa Falls
Kansas. r. Baker. Ellsworth j. NJ
Lands, Oswego: A. NJ Mcpherson, Galena.
The followiDs nominations were rejected
during the SESSION: !. G. Mathews, Of Al
bany y Y. to be Recorder of Deeds Dis
frict OF Columbia Charles. ". Irish, OF In
dit,a. 10 be Survey General. of Nevada:
Cnarles f. Daley, to be Re- ster OF Land
. hce. Tucson, Arizona oliver Shannon. TO
b Receiver Of Public Monies. At North
Patf %eb
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
WHO WILL THEY Be.
How the President is Selecting the Inter
State commissioners

WAsHNGToN, March 5.-Latest inquiries
about the personnel of the Interstate Com
merce Commission lead to the impression
that there are still before the President eight
or nine names. from among which the FIVE
Commits. toner's will be chosen during the
next fortnight. !, is understood that for
mai tenders and acceptances have not been
changed in anv instance. The Presidents
method has been TO inquire indirectly
through mutual scqusintances whether eli
gible persons would be likely 10 accept If
appointments were rendered. and hy the
answers TO such inquiries be has gradually
formed a Lttle iist without committing
himself While three or four names freely
discussed II this connection for weeks aTs
very likely 10 be u,0n tie list when az
nounced. there Is probably not 1"e selec
ton set MADE unless u be OF ex-C5ucress-
man Morrison, that is not snbiect 20 fur
ther consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
MOURNING roR MICHAEL
Salisbury szys His R@~ir.ztien is . Greet
Disssfer

Salisbury says His R~~irsztion is . Greet
Disssfer.
IsorDsv. Esrcb 5--E,oa5 Salisbury speak
ing 81 the Ss.ionai Conservative C7us to
nirbt ssid fbsi Do greater disaster c9aid i,e-
fal fse Governments ts.an the retirement -
ss 8iebsei Bicks Beach from tns Chief
ata-yship u ireland Hs hopsd. bow
sres shat that etaf em8ns retissneui
roaia fe only tstnf fv~g. TIE Irlsh
- as coa-inra3 wsz sven q
hsrfi5 Eifae-e. pseaiTriaE t3eif enc ,i~s.
8as sFssen - r-r tFlsi in iFeiAnf fefDg-
- feesassf sfioo- aterFsr g s.13al1 -
fs-l4esl ~ fT.t.f Txx,sisiior vas sls0
lfsi s-ses 81. f.s raftrl s>~n<s f-IActez
81 3 sftfsler. .it ef.aks1 $50 s3rtitse1
fls4 rrr0s4 l8ees fes - fef reef nE
ter 8sfeif~ rsrs - fe8 So frelnn8 efssT
fareees rsstg-1 ~ sesreet ~ 80 fr ibst
c8aasr~ Lord 81 Vtz~f oa4l1ivde9 ~ sz7-
.- shet iise xlrg.ryefts f,r fBe Continuance
81 pesce 81 Ne-lf,s veTs sFri<ete7-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
Residence Rnrned at Ovid.

SSs.1s,Ss zsNt-sAs-stSA.O.
OVID. March 5.-Fire this morning de-
stroyed the fine residence OF w. w. Dennis,
valued at $4,000. The fire caught from a
furnace in the basement. The house and
contents were insured for 5000. The
family barely escaped with their lives say
ing nothing. not even their clothing. Ovid
recently purchased chemical lire engine at
o cost of s.. 300 and in both cases where IL
was brought into use it proved a failure
II was three-auarters Of an hour getting 10
the scene OF tie IRE this morning and It
was Of no avail then.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

CfvcfvvsrE. Msreh A raid Nas aaasie
tbs sfernooa on a ior dive - - Esss
Frenf So sept av Eekre named Iaoo
'Ehts 81 sae ri'<h ste reyalver - p.'ises-
rna1 ar krflse f@lt i~om h.s oecxet 20
tie - Faik aat vas dsshsf rel. fas "a a.
stfk - a keiey p tte blrels i1.s I'll Il {
y voo sd -oas rhirh g is her31e efo3abss
he ~ - over Tse ni1rea alan was -.
rnsvs-d , - esfg hoerits
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
a ZIG sLAzs
ysa VIII Miss The New ycrk Weekly
"Wednesday.

Nsv YoRE. March 5-As hslf-past four
thss afternoon Gre started On shs ground
foor Il rhe i've story hui'fiing 10. - Rose
street. occ1riei b. Stree & Smith ruAIsA-
ers ~ the Ns,r Fok Hsef TIE Whole 80
the fre deoarsrlstt irsl.u th@ 3owe~ portion
~ the tf wss called onf rs despite she
firsuens exersio1. 81 less 'hen an boar th .
The Ire exfe1ied aDi dif cefstfsfsais
d1riaze 80 No. - occuoiaf b. 0-itvg &
60 pria Esrs. and D-evfns- Il Go. erlnfers
ant - NJ %. ocsroief by Hewitf s. 60
printsrs. anf Preston q to.. beok binaers.
The tofai i,sss = esiimsr@d a. sl59y9 f1sy
insured
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

tArAcs.st 20 Nse 1t.F-t.1 -ssttep.
Mushroom, March 5.-Postmaster Hol-
brook has received over forty applications
for places ss mail carriers.
Thomss Moran has been elected Csptain
Of the Muskgon Rifles.
The following Grand Rapids people were
present Friday night a. the Enlmet oele5Ta-
tion. Thomas Walsh, J. II. C0lleion.
Michael Colieion. NJ. r. Powers. William
Powers. Daniel McG3verD. Patrick RoUch.
And rev DOYLE, W. .. LeSry, John Mitchell.
Frank Dalton " !. Lewis. jas. Sherlock,
j. +. Walsh and William Walsh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
foJa THOUSAND a YEAs.
A clnoinnasi Woman Punished for Illegal
Acsfouz.

Actions
/ CIvcrxrA1s. o. Mach 5. Mrs. Caroline
Becker. who has been on trial ia fAe
United state Courl Tor cefran'iog the Gov
eminent q s.. .oo9 by false pension claim.
vas to3ay sentenced to two yesrs il tae
Dayton isil Mrs Becker 9 iha viaox Of
Col = 4 rsy Becker. of she 2sl1 Ts>imsn3.
&. Y. T.. Who died in 1855 fFom diseases
contracted IN Tie army. Oae year iaier she
married Aaelsifs Becker. q C5iisia of ber
FIRST husband = ho na5 been A Chsp ain ~
the seventh Esw 19FS FeZ.nenl l3e died I'D
Is-f IL Marco. l.s5. she was ErrnleI =
pension under her application ss he
widow of col G9ifreg ser. and Size
male su affidavit fha. she aai never -
MARRIED. lsal Bccser vas vel known
Cincinnati journalist snd was oacs esitof
Of the iafH
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

fNtLTfltf = ~ w ~ ftat1t-
KALAMAZOO, March 5.-Tbe man 50 ter
ribiy injured oy Kouniz on North Rose-st-
Thursday vas not as vel yesterday. bis
mind wandering and 1e seeming much
confused lie recovered consciousness
shortly before dinner and said that his
name was not JACK Smith. as al FIRST re-
ported. bot BIAS Carson. He said be lived
sour miles south Of AliegaR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

Love Fp~neh fof Mx-"
RsfTrvekE. Mo. HercN 5.-Hargsret
Hsfhef iesi night when ssfei ebost t,4f
reported rnsrf5sgf ln Ba1s ~ three weei \
$40 - Bfnil tsi1eraeru said Il wee net
married ess EN- rDf married - eii nef
even enrsg~d. except it BE- - Romeo. Lave
OF fhs staee - lore enDnrf ~ nae
BffrkDy. Esrct t-fn irrrptirsfion %
il8s re3ort fhsi ssfgsryf Hafb.r EsG ben
married sno b~ subsequent 0~niz5 briggs
cut tte Fac thst fssrru hes fseH rrssls ~
IT, msrrisfs e. ~ su-saE of vita sta b.
ties NJ kethsr = fesgst--s as beg4e
been born iE Hptfgis hsf fsEhrrs nsufe
being eieer ~ JglI- Hsfi,er sad ner oIolb.
ers - Ann tirisyson. Thsvt - ~ iEif'lsr
ro0fa f11 dcabf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

Tns f4g's ssT srkt stvE yAgErss F-sls
hes refnrsted fssn Srsite~s1 fehfesf 81
T.e ~e.e5s &C firt ~ = 49, - ffrt
thf5ks - ffss e. srex ef -so8siies1 ~
MS an noF r-s.s1s ef<srd Esz,is ssrer'e
Xr fF1nt fes - i9aft~rr fleff.fne
= - ifestr E~ie it4rn at-et tes onalb1f.ta
tl1eiuetE frst rie<snfs tffrB - nE- re.i.
knsnu efezen t1 ~ Friert Aet1t tefl
withir epf ~ ~ - fsif9eF1z sf
- .~r ert Fe tee <eer frf~r -
10 frt1.ie - 80 frf,sse set rss
fnfss q stE 4e-t ~ - tse 1s8oB1slIs4
wtere ~ f,r~5 A<r@<e eeesss-eine 49,
oetsex prilf r,tz~r f.f@@ e~ef p~sr 1ef1re
Tbt e<zv ed k@ss ero~x re~rs w~>< 49,
~oaelF every asg
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

T1s- Men Determines Ts Carr ArIonsd %
Move

CtFvritxp. Harca 5.-It s. likely fhaf
Ire srise ~ ths NeT 10~k. Psnasgl ys1ia
A ohio vsrj men W. assume serious pro.
portions before tbe di1leaity is fna.iy sei
nel Tie taf1se ~ tas men is becoming
liore stfrsa.1 red ard tie sr.5a - t5s rail
~. ofheisis iuei1fes thAt they havs d.
Cide3 - gnora lss strlEers sDl operate p
rev for,e of men 81 s4ae rs71s. Several A.
terpts bsve seen fass.- ~ sfe cenpsnv -
move care 8at bsTe aefn debsr--d IS tse
threats1tfor z.tit1ls 81 tae xefs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

thzs~ tns aalisf ~naFsiy n t1s s1a.ze. N0t
oniy s2s ths exblollioa slightly s~l<aat
a0s M many EnstaAsss il Eas FssEissiy
hissssss and sh~ sony shoaldsEs snd seras-
~ necks. I ans told. drs~ Ioa sasztFe-
gers conparisoas ~ifh the ballet. aDd eosa-
Parsons oi shak kind eould ~ have eesa
oeh=rSiss than sti0as-
They tell good story q . prominear
Pasis-sxs. soeiesy gentleman. A fs~ csgs
since be csiled On . Sbsid0n-s * balls snd
wss eha<rinsd and disappointed . 1nd lhat
The young ads saz not a. home. Starting
t0sn.ard he net q Jsfiersoo-ass. tsir
fiossr u society and vas engaged IN eon-
versati0n with her when little four- year
old came rushing up 70 them. hstiess and
bre4thless, sxclsiming as soon as she could
recover speech. Shes. shes tam. she sent
nls 70 top you A hat vas rzised. young
lady row ned and the infant Is too y0ang 10
appreciate The injury hsF tender and mop
Portans speech created.
7 ?
They do things up brown" o0t West,
ana the balls and parties there are equally
a. attractive - the bl9s-shirted. yellow
bslted denizens OF that country as those
given by The members Of the Big Brave Or
the members OF tie Peninsuiar. Perhaps
The costumes Of the males differ somewhat,
for white ties. snowy shirt bosoms, pumps
and black suits, give way 70 blue shirts,
higa-topped boots and corduroy. The
ladies' too dress somewhat differently. the
ssrdrobes being cut deooleste from the feet
instead of the neck. For the benefit OF
those who have never beeh on the frontier,
the following copy Of hsndbill from Hill
City, Dakota. will prove interesting:
Free Dance
Tonight
At the Gold Room.
Better Known as Jimmie Owens Old Place.
Everybody Free Rag" and Keep
Right on Raging"
One notices some strange signs while per
smbulsting the busy thoroughfares of the
beautiful Valley City. and some of them are
so striking as TO cause the Cardiff giant 70
turn in MS grave and the public TO wonder
il spelling books came too high tor the
pocketbooks Of sign painters The red, red
trunk in fNnt OF Pierces store is an eye.
sore 10 me with It's hsshy white lettering,
'Saenels," bat tsknight Of the thread. needle
aud goose in the basement of The Morton
beats the record by bran new sign which
announces that he is merchant Taylor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
SENSATION ar BURR OAK.
Arrested for Iasuliing HIS Housekeep

Arrested for IRsulting His Housekeeper.
BURR OAK March 5.-Ass Millimsn was
arrested this morning, charged with making
improper proposals 10 his housekeeper.
The case is given additional interest by the
fact that il was Asa Milliman's wife and
two little children who were found dead in
cistern here January y, aud whose un-
timely end is again creating considerable
talk. although al the time people generally
supposed il TO be a case Of suicide.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

Cp4e1a. .--Yoa 49, ~ Fsald - > eaars mg ord
I.sa..f--i a.l.I aesrets4 .elsezu Fa1 taa
49, ifQEs = -ls.ii 50 ms raeNee 144 lnz
tf,a. Yea lfa <r1st. a. Ora f.sl 4fe k-rll-
1.at.-lI st..llll .set go <lsanius - t4zs ~
a. si4u
De4m.ill naLlsr sat asllse
ii.l4t go FIsl sii1t Ee.sr 1llsDasda.
tha nrs.sk.rx ras.rl sl.la laifsss ~ rsVe1s.s.
= had u - Pa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

BROOKLYN, March 6.-At.2 a. Mfr
Beechers condition is unchan ged. All the
members of the family have retired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

Anot tsr Ns~s~r Dsserts fss~ tnrfisE
1@fs Fstfnef.
T.<vr3S. Mssab A.-~si a ofssssIlT er-
nsapses stsss sfsefpt.o1 fbst fssx-s Honor
ss's ff Ntsslae fflsk@ bszs3 hse . ire-ss
11e fsaae ~ fasisf a-~-s4sFr fg kslss.d
sna that fts f,e.ft rer s-tf1r 8,7fter =
Jssffcff fsrsetsfF 1f fsles e. lsey.fs15 Hss
bssc s,9zsntss g. sn~>zs iie
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06
mo GOOD IN MI"
Is What Mrs. Soh0l1z Wrote
- her HusoaDd.
40 MATTER EGlE RLragEg Or Ne
''~tu Lezo = Sirsis si,ior~ara, -.
rlght Lsfs 81 Die Mss Gaa
Bless so0 for ths tpsess
Friend . Nsmkn liver
fixa

q. C. Schultz eas greatly s.srp<issa whsa
as iiekea AZ ths 2 EslEseks al EaAlp yestor.
day niefnins and reed An Nsie4 ssoFs. es-
nfinE iAai she rAa ave. Ni.A iliot ksnE
ard lived Niil EiA oai Hoai. Nhea sssn
bF reflorssf he said faai her stoFg waa
ialss from hsriin.ng - cad thsi hs diG
noi care anything aboal hel lAlk eaooss ss
~ the change thai be bad abused bar .sa1 ~
answer 90 thai hs produeea q setsoi ehich
Eas ~folr ~ isiul AFTER at saV heI oat ~ "a
a. Asy. Tie ieites roasis - 1Ns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

~ 900 mast Be q i0ysr 0f tie Lord
Z W o. you sont 90 % Heaven
- shsn yoa ne sIng car friends
of the S4lg4aon Army snd
a.. ,,.~o.lf.sss add ths sog.z
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

NJ schult1 rsys lissi he does not wisli
further newfpnpef con if8rersr oTw tka
MISTER and thsi 4e would Dot have ms6s
the letters pUb'ic bad SIZE oontpeG befsef
~ the truth in be- statsIoeiii. Be regrets
beY action buf c0nsidf - himself i0rtunaic
lr. hl.irlc as.r.araLsa lrlr. L.el
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-06

Pres.r Miriam q i,esry who was so'
Slalfh RueeeIfs les1iag isdr lasi yea is
vst8 I.svrenee Barrett nos. Mr k1sssi
an..ssrs in Washington. 50 one wesk.
Msrch o. TIE cofsed a. is great fsForfts
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correspondent writing to the Min
ing Review from Chicago fills two col
umns, accompanied by map, descriptive
Of the tin mines near Custer and Har-
.ney's Peak, but somehow forgets to say
word about Bear Gulch and Niger
Hill. Perhaps the correspondent has
never heard Of those districts. This is
probably the case as he writes in such
a manner IS to convey the idea that the
tin mines of the locality he mentions
are the only ones in the Hills.-Dead-
wood Pioneer.
The Pioneer is doubtless correct in
the conclusion that the correspondent
has never heard of Bear Gulch and
Niger Hill tin districts. This is by no
means the first instance, however,
where such ignorance has been dis
played by correspondents, writing up
the tin resources of the Black Hills. A
corresponding degree oS ignorance has
been shown Ia tie f4n,sre 81 Y,fef TO the
tin districts of the Southern Hills in
articles descriptive Of Bear Gulch and
Niger Hill. There is absolutely no
such thing as accounting for the ignor-
ance of the average newspaper corre-
spondent. The late write up referred
to by the Pioneer will have a tendency
to make honors easy.
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Supposed Spite,

And still the fun goes on. Last Thurs
day Sheriff Porter arrived in town with
a warrant for Go. Supt. Bower, causing
him to appear before Justice Flynn, of
Custer, for misdemeanor in ottice-or
for not moving over to Custer with his
official outfit. We don't pretend to
know whether they can compel Mr.
Bower to move the official records of
that Office TO the county seat or not, but
it will no doubt be settled before long
There is one thing certain, it all looks
like a case of revenge, spite, or some
necessity of the Co. Supt. keeping his
office at Custer than there is for the
coroner or assessor. We hoped to learn
the particulars of Supt. Bowers journey
to Custer, and report in this issue, but
nothing can he heard Of the case.--Her-
mosa Pilot. Goth ult.
The Pilot. which does not claim to
know anything concerning the merits of
this case, is evidently somewhat hasty
in its conclusions. A more consistent
course for the Pilot to have pursued,
would have been to have first determin-
So eiiS requirements VI VIC law RONtfu-
ing the case, and if it found that the law
did not require the property pertaining
to this Office to be kept at the county
seat, then it would have had some basis
upon which to establish a charge OF
spite. Certainly without knowledge
of the intent, and purpose of the law,
such charge must be accepted as being
rather premature to say the least. II
the Pilot will take the pains to inform
itself upon this question: it will, by SO
doing, place itself in the possession OF
this fact; that it is the property belong
ing to the county, and not the superin-
tendent, that the law requires should
be kept at the county seat; and that
being the case, it is unreasonable to
claim that "there is no more necessity
for the Co. Supt. keeping his Office at
Custer than there is for the coroner or
assessor" when it is well known fact
that these officers hold no county prop
erty of any material vaiue whatever.
The Pilot would doubtless be pursuing
a wise course in ,suspending further
comments upon this question, and
quietly await the result Of the issue now
pending.